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Review: Algo “Goon” EP

Feb 112015

Picking up the intensity as we go on with the second post of the day and here’s another new release coming by USA based Algo. Out on Downlink‘s imprint Uplink Audio yesterday, Algo‘s “Goon” EP comes with four Dubstep original tracks, with the opening track “Spaceboots Pt.2” being a collaboration with The Greys. Dark, heavy and “in your face” Dubstep with all four tracks following a bass filled path of speaker and eardrum destruction, just the way we like them. And if that sounds like the sort of Dubstep you enjoy then there is no doubt you’re going to enjoy Algo‘s “Goon” EP too, so make sure to check it out and let the whole neighbourhood know about it. Continue reading »

Review: Resistance “More Power” EP

Dubstep, Electro Comments

Feb 102015

Starting the day with some hard hitting Electro sounds and UK based Resistance‘s latest EP, which was released on Play Me Records about a month ago. The EP is titled “More Power” and moves in the Electro House/Dubstep directions. Three original tracks, two Electro and one Dubstep (plus a free bonus track inlcuded in the Soundcloud set), all packing quite a bit of energy and power which is what someone would normally expect by a release titled “More Power” anyway so no disappointent there. Nice and tight production by Resistance and overall one more nice release by Play Me which all those of you fans of the label’s sound and style should undoubtedly enjoy so hit play and check it out! Continue reading »

Excision “Codename X” LP

Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Electro, Reviews Comments

Feb 092015

Hell-o all and after a quiet last week as blogging turned out harder than we would have liked, we’re back to bass up your Monday and start the new week in a nice way. And we have some big new releases as well that came out last week, starting of course with Excision‘s “Codename X” album which released on Rottun Recordings a week ago. The Rottun and Dubstep big boss is back with 11 new tracks, some of which we’ve caught glimpses of or heard in full length before since they were released as singles and some unheard material. As for what you can expect by Excision in “Codename X”, ear pummeling Dubstep with megatons of bass and excess of power (of course) but that’s not all since the album comes with its fair share of Electro House, Glitch Hop and Drum & Bass/Drumstep tracks. Some on the heavier side and some on the more melodic, the collaborations on Excision‘s album aren’t missing either, with The Frim, Dion Timmer, Splitbreed, Messinian, Downlink, Space Laces and Pegboard Nerds appearing on “Codename X” and automatically making it a galaxy of bass music superstars. And if all of the above hasn’t convinced you about checking out Excision‘s album yet, just press play below and let your ears do their job. Continue reading »

Figure “Monsters Selected Remixes” Vol.2

Dubstep, Reviews Comments

Jan 222015

Hell-o to all bassheads out there and today we have some pretty dark stuff coming up, starting with a new volume of “monstermania” from the horrorstep master Figure, who had his “Monsters Selected Remixes” Vol.02 released a week ago on his own imprint Doom Music. 6 remixes of some favorite monsters, coming by the likes of Downlink, Twofold, Lumberjack, BlackMask, Dack Janiels and Midnight Tyrannosaurus who all delivered powerful Dubstep, Drum & Bass and Drumstep. No lack of heaviness in this one, as expected and if you have enjoyed the previous “Monster” releases by Figure then you will definitely enjoy this one too so check it out by hitting play below and let hell break lose through your speakers. You know you want to!

Imagin8 “Midnight”

Dubstep, Reviews Comments

Jan 212015

Another young artist who has been impressive so far with anything he has produced and especially his Dubstep tracks, is Boston (USA) based Imagin8 who last month had his new single “Midnight” released on Jet Set Trash. After a single on Most Addictive Music, Imagin8 is back on the London bass heavyweight label with 2 new originals, one being a massive Dubstep and one a melodic and very catchy vocal Drumstep track. And if you enjoyed Imagin8‘s previous works and more specifically his dark and heavy Dubstep tracks (Pure Justice, Restless Slumber remix or Battle On The Hill) then you’re in for a special treat with “Midnight Shenanigans”, the opening track from “Midnight”, which is definitely both Imagin8‘s best original up to date and one of our favorite recent Dubstep tracks. Huge sound design and massive “growls”, dark atmosphere and big bad drops is what you can expect in this one, followed by some catchy and more EDM-esque vocal Drumstep in “When You Come Home”, which serves as the release’s b-side track. Two very good tracks with high production standards that you should check out by all means so hit play in the player below and enjoy.

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